Patients often ask what is responsible for the "cracking" noise sometimes heard during an adjustment and, until relatively recently, chiropractors were asking the same question! The previous theory was that the collapse of an air bubble made within the joint during a...

If you guessed “C” you’d be correct! This study published January 4th, 2019 revealed that when it comes to lumbar spinal stenosis “manual therapy/individualized exercise had a greater improvement of symptoms and physical function (at 2 month follow-up) compared with...

Considering Shoulder Surgery? Subacromial pain syndrome (SAPS), also known as rotator cuff disease or shoulder impingement, is a common condition- but is surgery the best approach to treating it? A study published this month in the British Journal of Sport Medicine...